337 MG Tech | Aiming and Aligning MG Headlights: Advice for All MG Owners

In this video, John Twist walks through how to aim and align the headlights on any MG model, using a MGB for his demonstration. Headlights are a critical part of your safety on the rode, make sure they are aligned correctly! Be sure to Subscribe, and Safety Fast!
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[@yamoo5114]

This channel is such a wealth of information.

[@MGB-learning]

Another Outstanding Video and Presentation. We are so happy to see back again.

[@onamission1898]

Thanks john , I’m always looking forward and learning something new on this channel.

[@marclee5250]

Props' to the camera guy. Lighting is not easy.

[@chrispotempa2900]

I own an XK120 Jag, but I keep coming back to his videos as there's so much on here that's relevant to my car too.

[@phillipfarmer123]

Unless I missed it, a discussion of getting the car perpendicular to the target wall would be helpful.

[@MultiPetercool]

Thanks for giving me something else to do, John! At this point I just don’t drive after sunset. 😜

[@johnmurray3324]

Great stuff I remember doing that as a apprentice

[@lasergio1000]

I would like one of your stickers

[@stuartmeador8993]

Thanks... local adjustment center refused to look at my MGB...

[@MultiPetercool]

Removing the trim rings on the headlights can be a bitch!

[@wallisparnell4464]

Yes on a B, have to be careful not to chip your paint.

[@donthuis]

An easy alternative to setting the headlamps on low beam with a defined distance to the wall being lit. And seeing the round light pattern, my guess is for USA type lamp assemblies only. European, EC approved assemblies should produce a straight, horizontal cutoff line on one side of the centre and another line going up in an angle to the other side (depending on the LHD continent or the RHD UK going up is either to the right or the left).